- Season 1
Seth's clients need Andrew's help to remodel their hundred-year-old home in San Diego's historic Mission Hills neighborhood. Meanwhile, Mia devises a creative way to market a property that overlooks a noisy, busy freeway.
Andrew has grand plans for redesigning a kitchen to bring in a bigger sales price, but the budget may be more than the sellers bargained for. Seth and Mia help clients search for their dream estate, and the decision may come down to the best wine room.
When Andrew uncovers structural work needed in a backyard makeover, this beautification project becomes a full-scale exterior remodel. Meanwhile, Seth and Mia help two new clients find a luxury property with good vibes.
Mia calls on Andrew to use his expertise and nearly half a million dollars to renovate a new listing that's stuck in the 1970s. Meanwhile, Seth and Mia must think practically to increase an oceanfront home's privacy to draw in the ideal buyer.
Andrew helps finance a client's renovation to ensure they get the best presale makeover possible. Meanwhile, Seth and Mia turn an oversized bachelor pad into the perfect family home with a staycation-themed open house.
Andrew invests his own money to buy a large, neglected house in Escondido, CA, in hopes of flipping it for a profit. Meanwhile, Seth and Mia explore San Diego to find their new clients, and their adorable dog, a luxury condo.
Working with a homeowner's limited budget, Andrew tackles a worn-down rental property and must get creative so Mia's client can get top dollar for the sale. Seth and Mia go overboard on an open house for a multi-million dollar waterfront home.
Builder Andrew White must rally his team to finish a beach bungalow, or Seth O'Byrne and Mia Tidwell risk losing the buyer. Mia creates a one-of-a-kind open house and Seth brings in high-end brokers in hopes of selling a Wild West-themed estate.
Realtor Seth O'Byrne and his team, including real estate agent Mia Tidwell and contractor Andrew White, help homeowners sell their properties in America's hottest housing market, San Diego. From ingenious promotional ideas to mind-blowing home renovations, these real estate superstars are willing to do whatever it takes to help homeowners get top dollar. Whether it's knocking down the walls of an outdated family home or hosting the perfect open house in a problematic location, no risk is too big if it helps make the sale.
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